T.M. Stevens

Flamboyant bassist TM Stevens has used a number of the biggest brands from the pop/rock world, furthermore to sporadically issuing single albums by himself. Stevens initial burst onto the picture within the ’80s, playing on produces by Joe Cocker, Adam Brown, non-a Hendryx, Taylor Dayne, Cyndi Lauper, the Pretenders, Billy Squier, and Tina Turner. Stevens continuing to serve as you of rock’s most in-demand and flexible program bassists through the entire ’90s, as he to guested on additional recordings by others, including Billy Joel, Steve Vai, and Stevie Salas. Stevens also offered as manufacturer and arranger for the 1997 tribute record, Black Evening: Deep Crimson Tribute, including such guests as Joe Lynn Turner, Corey Glover, Will Calhoun, and Bernie Worrell, amongst others. The ’90s also noticed Stevens find time and energy to start a solo profession, issuing such albums as 1995’s Increase, 1997’s Sticky Wicked, and 1999’s Radioactive. Stevens continuing to do a wholesome amount of program work through the early 21st hundred years (a posthumous record by rapper Tupac Shakur, Syleena Johnson, etc.), and released his fourth single release general, Shocka Zooloo, in 2001. Exactly the same season, Stevens also satisfied aspirations to become an professional, when he made an appearance in movie director Masashi Yamamoto’s film, Limousine Driver.